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Not listed in the SMR (1992) or the RMP (1996). A curious carved jambstone found in the early 19th century among the ruins of Kilvoydan church (CL017-119002-). On one face is a fairly crude representation of the martyrdom of St. Sebastian. The face is much worn and the long wavy hair literally stands on end and reaches the very top of the stone. The hands are crossed and bound and the body is shot through with six arrows. The lower portion is carved with rich 15th-century foliage (Swinfen 1992, 89). The stone was removed to Corofin chapel and is now housed in the Heritage Centre in Corofin. Original location record CL017-119006-. (McNamara 1900, 29-30)
CL017-116004-_01.jpg attached.
Compiled by: Mary Tunney
Date of upload: 22 September 2014
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